16 October 2017 | Euronews
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Portugal Portugal PM vows to implement fire prevention reforms After its worst weekend this year for wildfires, Portugal's PM defends his government's attempts to reform fire prevention -
Malta Malta anti-graft blogger killed in car bomb Mediterranean island of Malta is stunned after its best known anti-graft journalist dies in a car bomb attack -
Switzerland Azerbaijan and Armenia meet over disputed territory The presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia have met in Geneva for the first time since June 2016 amid tension over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh -
World News Artificial Intelligence on your mobile: Does it really deserve the hype? This year’s main smartphone launches promote Artificial Intelligence as a life-changing feature, but will it really change our lives? -
Sport Spanish style v Brit grit as Real take on Spurs Zidane says Real's match with Tottenham will be like a "small world cup" -
Europe News EU slaps new sanctions on North Korea -
World News Astronomers strike gold with gravitational waves LIGO and Virgo detectors used to spot cataclysmic event scattering gold and platinum into space -
No Comment Paddington Bear works his magic on the Duchess of Cambridge Braving morning sickness the Duchess of Cambridge has twirled the light fantastic with Paddington Bear ahead of his new movie. -
World News Ancient amphitheatre found in Jerusalem A half-built 2nd century amphitheatre has been unearthed in Jerusalem, the first such Roman-era find in the city -
No Comment Boris on a boat Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson hosted EU counterparts at his official residence in Kent, taking one out in a rowing boat -
France Artist sets fire to bank in Paris A Russian performance artist has been detained in Paris after setting fire to the front of a branch of France's central bank -
Ireland At least three dead as Storm Ophelia batters Ireland Prime Minister Leo Varadkar warned everyone to stay indoors as the worst storm in half a century hit the country. -
Syria SDF claims ISIL surrendering en masse in Raqqa and city's fall is imminent An SDF assault on final ISIL positions in Raqqa has led to mass surrenders says the Kurdish-led, US-backed force. -
World News Watch: Police swim out to save woman from sinking car Officers smashed car window to rescue driver. -
Austria Austrian OVP plays hardball with coalition partners Austria's biggest party and election winners the FPO set the bar high for any coalition partners. -
World News #MeToo Twitter trend exposes scale of sexual abuse Harvey Weinstein allegations prompt thousands to share their own stories of abuse -
Austria Thinking outside the box at the Festival Ars Electronica When it blinks, squeaks and beeps, it is time for Art. -
Focus RegioStars Awards highlight Europe's innovative projects Awarding Europe's most inspiring regional projects that support people's lives through the creation of economic growth and jobs. -
Netherlands Amsterdam Dance Event: the fun must go on -
No Comment Trio killed as wildfires rage in Galicia Officials say three people have been killed as a result of fires in the north-western region -
No Comment Spain battles against deadly forest fires Iberian coast fires have been fanned by strong winds, remnants of ex-Hurricane Ophelia. -
No Comment Deadly Spanish fires in part started deliberately says Galica's President Galicia's President says some of the fires threatening Vigo are criminal in nature. -
Iran Iranian reaction to Trump threats Iranians have been reacting with dismay at Donald Trump's new stance towards to country -
Iraq Shia militias press home federal Iraqi forces' advantage in Kirkuk With airport and oil fields reclaimed Iraqi forces push deeper into Kurdish-held Kirkuk. -
Europe News EU rallies behind Iran nuclear deal -
Next Series Plenoptic x-rays: an alternative to CT scans “Computerised tomography – or CT Scans – have been one of the greatest achievements in medical imaging. -
Ireland Storm Ophelia blasts the UK and Ireland Three people have died and thousands are without power as Storm Ophelia hits Ireland -
Spain Watch: Spain cranks up the pressure on Catalonia Spain's deputy prime minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria has been speaking about the Catalonia crisis -
Africanews [LIVE] Weah, VP Boakai to face off in November 7 Liberia election run-off Ex-football star, George Weah of the Congress For Democratic Change (CDC) will face current vice-president, Joseph Boakai of the ruling Unity Party (UP) in a race to succeed Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. -
Myanmar View: EU infighting must not weaken international response to ethnic cleansing in Myanmar The EU must take forward a clear, joint commitment to act in response to the humanitarian crisis unfolding before our eyes in Myanmar, writes Katharine Derderian -
Sport Colin Kaepernick accuses NFL teams of colluding to keep him out of the game -
Spain Puigdemont fails to clarify Catalan independence confusion Catalan leader calls for dialogue in response to the Spanish prime minister's deadline, under threat of the region's autonomy being suspended. -
Portugal 'Over 30 dead' as wildfires rage in Portugal and Spain Officials say many of the hundreds of fires ravaging northwestern parts of the Iberian peninsula have been started deliberately. -
USA Could allegations of sexual harassment against Trump catch up with him? Ex-The Apprentice contestant who claims Trump groped her has subpoenaed his campaign for all documents concerning “any woman alleging that Donald J. Trump touched her inappropriately” -
Somalia Somalia blast death toll rises above 300 No group has admitted responsibility for the massive bombing on Mogadishu -
Spain Puigdemont fails to clarify Catalan independence confusion Catalan leader calls for dialogue in response to the Spanish prime minister's deadline, under threat of the region's autonomy being suspended. -
Austria Sebastian Kurz: the man set to become the world’s youngest national leader A slick image and a tough line on immigration has proved successful for the 31-year-old. -
World News Climate change blamed as EU's forest fires more than double And experts are blaming climate change. -
Next Series Takeaway: How can wine corks help our health? This experimental camera makes a 3D image from a single photo Two corks are positioned at different distances After the photo is taken, its focus point can be changed The secret is a special lens cove -
USA Hustler magazine offers $10m reward for dirt on Donald Trump -
Iraq Iraq launches major offensive in Kurdish-held Kirkuk Iraqi government forces say they control vast areas of the Kurdish-held region of Kirkuk after a major operation aimed at taking over an airbase and oilfields. -
Cinema McDonagh closes London Film Festival with revenge comedy "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" sees Oscar-tipped performance from Frances McDormand. -
Venezuela Maduro wins surprise election victory in Venezuela Venezuela's opposition coalition has refused to recognize the results of gubernatorial elections where the ruling socialists won a surprise majority. -
Portugal Live updates: Wildfires sweep Portugal and Spain Follow Euronews' live blog with the latest developments on the wildfires in Portugal and Spain -
Austria Six takeaways from the Austrian election The Austrian election saw a race for second place, a swing towards the right-wing and the world's youngest national leader